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Table S1. The full list of 280 proteins identified via the iTRAQ approach. Tag 114 and 115 were labelled with LNCaP cells, whereas tag 116 and 117 were labelled with LNCaP-LN3 cells. The relative protein log mean ratio without standard deviation (SD) was based on single peptide quantitation. For those proteins without any statistically significant quantitation were left blank (-). All the calculations were made in Log10 space.

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